Mondays Raise Heart Attack Risk for Workers
German researchers analyzed nearly 6,000 heart attacks and found Mondays pose up to a 50 percent higher risk for employed individuals compared with other days. Experts cite activity changes and weekday stress as possible triggers.
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Bishops unveil new catechism tone shifts in 676 pages
The Roman Catholic Church released a revised catechism to align doctrine with modern life. It preserves core sins while expanding discussion on ethics such as terrorism organ transplants and genetic engineering. It condemns homosexual acts yet urges respect and non discrimination for homosexuals.
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Prince Charles may step aside as king bets surge
The Sun reports Charles considering relinquishing the throne to let William, 10, become king, with betting odds tightening from 25-1 to 10-1. Buckingham Palace declined comment. Phil Collins criticizes media hype while praising the couple's charity work.
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Social Democrats Back First German Asylum Changes
In Bonn the Social Democrats endorsed early changes to Germany s asylum guarantees to restrict entry for those not facing political persecution or arriving from safe third countries. The move aims to secure a two thirds parliamentary majority for amending the 1949 constitution while Kohl seeks to curb refugee influx and curb right wing violence.
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Iowa DHS audit urges more field workers to curb private provider use
The audit finds current 1985 case weights outdated and calls for more full time DHS staff to reduce dependence on private providers. It warns standard workload levels may lower lawsuit risk from clients claiming inadequate service. DHS disputes several conclusions citing misinterpretations.
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Lawmaker presses State Dept over Clinton dual citizenship probes
Washington A Republican congressman demanded a probe into rumors that Bill Clinton sought dual citizenship to avoid Vietnam service. Documents show two letters to the State Department from Rep. Gerald Solomon alleging Clinton considered renouncing U.S. citizenship. one letter preceded a passport file search, the other followed it.
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InControl Home Video Weight Loss Program Offered
Cedar Rapids area residents can try a new home weight loss method using videotapes. The InControl program, used by the American Heart Association in its Heart at Work promotion, invites interested people to call Health Products Marketing at 1-800-288-8446 for information and costs. Call between 8am and 6pm to start by November 30.
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